Some Feeding Photos

[Jmugleston]

I am not sure if these are appreciated or not. I tried to photograph them in a manner that showcased the snake and keep it in good taste.
B. constrictor occidentalis

M. bredli

 

[Ashphetamine]

!!!!!!!!!!
What is that beautiful gray snake!



Also, these are wonderful photos- but they make me miss my python

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Mack&Cass]

It looks like the mouse is waving goodbye.

Gorgeous snakes.

Cass

 

[KnightinGale]

Wow, beautiful. Anyway, I think that anybody that appreciates snakes must appreciate that they must eat and also what they must eat. I don't believe in feeding anything to anything else for the "coolness" factor of it, but I find it really interesting to watch almost any animal eat its natural food (I even like watching the insects, that I later feed to my tarantulas, eat their food. Then I watch the tarantulas eat. )

 

[micheldied]

Lovely pics!
The retics are beautiful!!

 

[Noexcuse4you]

AWESOME alterna!!!!! :clap::clap: What locality is it?

 

[Jmugleston]

AWESOME alterna!!!!! :clap::clap: What locality is it?

This one is supposed to be a HWY 277.

 

[insect714]

Now this pic makes me want to get back into snakes (once I have a bigger place) That pattern, iridescent glow...WOW Beauty!

 

[catfishrod69]

are you feeding them frozen/thawed? or live?

 

[Jmugleston]

are you feeding them frozen/thawed? or live?

F/T. With a few exceptions of pink mice for stubborn gray bands, I haven't used live in years. Everything get f/t whether it is quail, mice, rats, rabbits, or chickens. Safer, easier, and a freezer full smells much better than a garage full of feeders.

 

[catfishrod69]

great answer....i hate when people think its cool to feed live to their snakes.....so much healthier...no parasites, no biting, infections....here is a pic of my hypo pastel red tail boa, and here is the best boa website ever......www.redtailboas.com

F/T. With a few exceptions of pink mice for stubborn gray bands, I haven't used live in years. Everything get f/t whether it is quail, mice, rats, rabbits, or chickens. Safer, easier, and a freezer full smells much better than a garage full of feeders.